I know that purpose of editor’s letters are to give some welcome to the magazine, maybe draw on some key features and wrap them up with some of insight. This month I will let you find your own way through the magazine while I use the space as a dedication to someone who means something...
If you haven’t heard of Allbirds yet, you will soon. Kiwi, Tim Brown, together with engineer Joey Swillinger created Allbirds, a footwear company creating a range to suit your everyday needs, from loungers to runners. What is special about the brand is the materials they use and the sustainable nature of their process. All of...
With a retractable hard-top, a high-tech cockpit, the Superfly GT-42 is truly a boat to marvel at. I mean, seriously…just look at it. It’s like the Ferrari of the ocean! The latest addition to Flying Flipper’s already glowing resume, the Superfly has set to carve up the waves. During the Cannes Yachting Festival last year...
A talented travel-documentarian, author, personality and all-round-good-guy, Bourdain first rose to prominence with his 2000 bestselling-book, Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly and then several TV programs followed. Shows like Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, A Cook’s Tour and Parts Unknown (to name a few) helped him become one of the most influential and exciting...
With the increasing prevalence of Uber Eats and selfcheckouts, we are hurtling towards the on-demand, automated future. Contributing to this is Starship Technologies, aiming to deliver your meals and mail using unmanned delivery robots, ultimately improving short distance deliveries by making them “faster, smarter and [more] cost efficient”. Founded by former Skype co-founders, Ahti Henla...
While Uber is taking to the sky, Elon Musk is going underground with his Boring Company which is set torevolutionise public transport in Los Angeles. The plan involves a tunnel network under the city populated by electric carriages that can reach speeds of around 200km/h, and could get people around the city in minutes. “Boring...
